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Otago Daily Times, 2 October 1865, Page 3

_ Prospect*--. "p X os p E C TU s oy THE SOUTHERN STEAM NAVIGATION /COMPANY [LIMITED]. CAPITAL, £15,0C0, IN 300 SHARES OF £50 BACH. Limited Liability according to the Joint Stcck Companies Act 1860. Deposit, £10 per Share; First Call, £20 per Share; no further Call will be made without One Month's Notice. __OTIB*IONA_ DIRECTORS *. (With power to add to their number.) Jou- Jokes, Et _. J. Douglas, Esq. G. G. Russell, Esq. Heney Driver, Esq. IL B. Martin, Es q. R.M. RoBEaTsaH, Esq. J. Ewek, Esq. J. BArruoATE, Esq. J. Barb, Eiq., Molyneux. W. Telford, Esq, Molyneux. J. Ashcroft, Esq., Oamaru. H. Frakob, Ffq , Oamaru. J. Hassell, £sq.,Qamiru. H. J. Lb Crew, Esq , Timaru. BAHKEES : THS BANK OF OTAGO, LIMITED. sclicitcu : B. C. HAGGITT. A Company is proposed to be formed under tho above designation, wilh Limited Liability, for tae purpose of affording Increased facility of cimmunication between Dunedin and the virions Ports north and south of it. It is believed, that a well orgini?e- Steam Service, devoted to that object, would not only prove highly remunerative os an ir. vest ment of Capital, but would also be extremely beneficial both to the interests of the -ctders in tbe Country and the Mercantile Community in Town. A large quantity of prcdace is at the present time lying at the Molyneux for disposal, but is qui t e unsaleable in consequence of the want of water carriage. During the ecsumg Wool Season, both Oamaru and Ti_tE.ru v. id require additional meanß of transport, as it is believe 1 that Captains of Brirish ships would prefer remaining at Pott Ch'Jmers, to lying at anchor in the open road- i stead of either of these places, if they could be secure of having their cargoes brought to them at moderate rates of freight. j In addition to the foregoing reasons [for ex- j peeling profitable and constant employment, in the trips from the entiling ports to Dunedin, tho large quantity of mcrchan iie exported from tlence to the Country .Distrtet«i, U equally calculated to insure cargo in remunerative quantities on the outward trips. It ii proposed that the Capital of the Company should be £15,000, divided into 3GO shares ef £50 each; that a suitable Steamer should be procured from Australia or Great Bj hai a, and that in the meantime an offer, which has heen made to the proj :ctors, of a Steam Vessel nosy in the Colony, and adapted for the purposes of the Company, should be accepted, so as to enable the Company to commence operations at once. As soon au a sufficient number of Shares is subscribed for, a Meeting will be called, Directors appo'nted, and other details arrranged. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. (To be left'at the Office of Royse, Mudie and Co , High Street.) To the Provincial Directors of the Southern Steam Navigation Compa.y, (Limited.) Gjcstlesies— I request you will allot me Shores in the above Company, which (or any smaller numbei) I agree to accept, and to pay on demand the preliminary depor.it of £10 par Share, in accordance with tho Prospectus. And I hereby agree to pay all Calls on the above number of Share?, or any less number that may be allotted me. And I also agree to sign the Articles of Association of the Company when required. Name in full Residence j Ocrrup-tion No. of Sh-rre? Signature Music. GBORGKR.WBST MUSIC PUBLISHER A3D PIANOFORTE IMPORTER, Prtr-ces-steeet North. Tbe spacious Saloon is now completed, ani intending purchasers can select from a large and varied stock of Pianofortes and Harmoniums, imported direct from the manufactories of J_r_rd, Broadwood, and Alexandre, by the proprietor. The Music department now receives new supplies monthly, per Overland; selected hi Kngtand, by Mr li. West, senr. Pianoforte Tuning carefully and promptly attended to. To ensure dispatch Country orders must bt sccompanied by a remittance. PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, ANDMtJSIC WARBHOUS Es-ABLZSK-D 15 YBAEB. WILKIE, WKBSTBR and CO., 15,' Colluw atreet Bast, Melbourne, beg to call atten tion to their very fine Stock of— ; Pianofortes, Harmoniums, and other musical instruments, of tbe most modern dewrripti. n, with all the latest improvements, and imported direct from the manufacturers. Pianofortes by Broadwnod, Collard, Erard, Kirkmnn, and ether established mak era. H armon iv ro s by Alexander. Cornopeans, daxhorns, Qaribnets, Flutes, Drums,' Fifes, and all instruments for military bands; Violins, (■altars, Harps, Concertinas, kc, kc. In great variety. Wholesale and retail Colonial Pianofortes, especially adapted for hot climates,.frcm the factory in Queen street North. Vocal and Instrumental - Music of ; every . i description, tod-ding all the newest puhlic-tlonf.